Can FLAC files be played in the car?
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It depends on whether the player installed in the car supports the FLAC format. If the FLAC format is not supported, it can be converted to MP3 or WAV format for playback. To convert FLAC format to MP3 format, right-click the FLAC file and click "Rename"; change the "flac" suffix in the file name to "mp3"; then, right-click the file and click "Properties". You can see that the file format has now been changed to MP3, so the modification is successful. FLAC can be explained in Chinese as lossless audio compression encoding. FLAC is a well-known set of free audio compression encodings, characterized by lossless compression. Unlike other lossy compression encodings such as MP3 and AAC, it does not destroy any original audio information, so it can restore the sound quality of music CDs. Since 2012, it has been supported by many software and hardware audio products. FLAC is different from MP3, which is an audio compression encoding, but FLAC is lossless compression, meaning that audio compressed with FLAC does not lose any information. After a FLAC file is restored to a WAV file, the content of the original WAV file before compression remains the same. This compression method is similar to ZIP, but FLAC's compression ratio is higher than ZIP and RAR because FLAC is specifically designed for PCM audio compression. Moreover, FLAC compressed files can be played directly with a player.